PEARL HARBOR (director: Michael Bay; screenwriter: Randall Wallace; cinematographer: John Schwartzman; editors: Chris Lebenzon/Steven Rosenblum/Mark Goldblatt/Roger Barton; cast: Ben Affleck (Rafe McCawley), Josh Hartnett (Danny Walker), Kate Beckinsale (Evelyn Johnson), Alec Baldwin (Col. Doolittle), Cuba Gooding Jr. (Dorie Miller), Dan Aykroyd (Capt. Thurman), Jon Voight (FDR), Ewen Bremner (Red), Mako (Admiral Yamamoto), Jon Voight (FDR), James King (Betty), Colm Feore (Admiral Kimmel), Tom Sizemore (Earl); Runtime: 183; Buena Vista Pictures/Touchstone Pictures; 2001)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A dull and oppressingly long three-hour ode to the glory of war and killing. It's about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor produced by the schlockmeister himself, Jerry Bruckheimer, and directed by-the-numbers by Michael Bay ("The Rock"/"Armageddon"). This strictly commercial film's budget was for $135 million and uses as its model for financial success "Titanic" and its anti-historical way of telling its historical story. It's a film made for the huge crowds it hopes to pull in, by giving them all the goo they could possibly ingest in one sitting. It ran a cliché romance story for two hours worth of the film and after 80 minutes of this corny love story, the Japanese at last attack Pearl Harbor and the film to its credit accurately gets the chaos of the events right (the only thing it got right in the film). This invasion was the heart of the film and lasted for about 40 minutes; it got its money's worth in good airplane battle footage from the computer-generated imagery (though the scene itself had a flatness that made it appear uninvolving but competenly done; there was no emotional resonance to any of the action; it was respected for its technical achievement rather than for being artistic). For the last third of the film you could have skipped out and missed nothing, because it went back to that annoying love story it was hammering out.
Every thing about this film was second rate; especially, when compared to modern war films such as "Saving Private Ryan." The trite dialogue, inept script, misuse of history, irritating character portrayals, the soapy background music, and the clanky acting by everyone concerned, made this overlong work into a critical bomb. The main characters were either boring gung-ho militarists with serious personal disorders or all-American beauties posing as super-dedicated nurses, whose only other interest besides nursing was hunting a man down. Every character was a stock character seen in many other Hollywood films. The funniest moment in the film, which was a purely Hollywood fictional moment and meant to be deadly serious, had a heavily puffed up latex faced FDR (Jon Voight) climb out of his wheelchair to rally his White House advisers after the attack. I couldn't help myself from laughing, it was such a silly attempt at patriotism. After the attack and FDR's stirring "A Date Which Will Live in Infamy" speech to the nation, the country was prepared for war and phony scenes such as the FDR one was misleading as well as revolting.
The film opens in 1923 and shows farmboys Rafe (Affleck) and Danny (Hartnett) as best friends in Tennessee, only interested in airplanes. That's about as deep as we get into their characters. They join the United States Army Air Corps in 1941 and both show an ability at being hotshot pilots while training under the command of Jimmy Doolittle (Baldwin), in Long Island. Rafe passes the eye test, despite his apparent dyslexia, on the mercy of pretty nurse Evelyn Johnson (British actress, Kate Beckinsale), accepting his pompous speech to her how he's the best pilot in the world. Kate has fine features and virtuous good looks, and an empty expression that is the same both for love of Rafe and of country. He gets to meet her after he takes an extra immunization shot in the butt and he falls on his nose. They fall in love during their brief few weeks of courtship, but he volunteers to join a British Eagle Squadron to help them stop Hitler's Luftwaffe invasion of their country. News comes back that he was killed in action when his plane was shot down in the ocean. The shy Danny then falls in love with Evelyn, and he soon makes love with her under one of many white parachutes left on the ground. The romantic triangle becomes gooey when Rafe comes back alive and he tells how he was rescued at sea and remained in Nazi-occupied France. Trouble between the best buddies results when Danny tries to explain to Rafe in an Hawaiian nightspot what happened and the two get into a brawl requiring MP's to break it up. Rafe acts irrationally, believing his buddy stabbed him in the back and is angry at both Evelyn and Danny. But all three of them are at Pearl Harbor on, Dec. 7, 1941, the day the Japanese under Admiral Yamamoto (Mako) attack, and the two heroically work together to fight back from the sneak attack by engaging in dog fights with the enemy. Evelyn is splendid in the bloody hospital, never even getting one hair out of place as she rushes around treating the maimed. The most memorable scene from the attack, is the hundred or so sailors from the U.S.S. Arizona entombed below and are down too far to be rescued as they died scratching out for help.
The attack starts off by showing the 350 Japanese bombers coming in formation through the early morning sunshine as housewives hang their clothes on the lines and children play baseball. The bombers then go on to attack the American ships grouped-together, planes on the ground, and personnel in almost the same time frame the real attack occurred. The film plays it safe and lays no blame on why Pearl Harbor was so unprotected. Admiral Kimmel (Feore) can only say the War Department's warning of an attack came an hour too late. Cuba Gooding Jr. plays Dorie Miller, a real-life cook aboard the U.S.S. Arizona, whose heroics during the attack made him the first African-American to receive the Navy Cross. His story in the film is reduced to using him as a demographic. Miller's story is shot in a number of brief scenes: he wins a boxing match against a burly white guy, tells Evelyn he wants respect and wants to fire the weapons instead of being a cook in the segregated military, is complimented by his commanding officer for his boxing skills and later comforts him when he's dying, and shoots down a plane. No character in the film had any shading or depth, everyone was a forgettable personality. The Kate Beckinsale was particularly empty, we never find out her history or anything about her. We only know her father was a pilot.
The last third of the film has the two men assigned to Colonel Doolittle's secret mission, where they bomb Tokyo (actually Gary, Indiana steel mills) to show them that we're ready to take them on and show them what we're all about. Evelyn waits back at a military base for them to return, but there's no excitement about anything in this film, including who she chooses as her man. The one-dimensional characters just say their lines and the film keeps moving along. Though this film failed in every which way to provide a history lesson, or an engaging story, or be an entertaining film; still I'm afraid it will have box-office success. It reduced everything to the lowest commom denominator by the crass Bruckheimer rules for commercial success (keep the dialogue banal and down to the film's theme, and keep everything in motion so no ideas could get in the way of the mindless violence on the screen; this way it remains on a fourth grade level and can be easily understood by the masses). It would be difficult to make a film more shallow than this one; but, I'm cynically looking forward to Bay and Bruckheimer teaming up again, I think they have the potential to stoop lower than they have so far (because as bad as this film was, it could have been worst).
REVIEWED ON 6/2/2001 GRADE: C-
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We're people who work in the tech industry in Victoria, Canada. We organize periodic whisky tasting events that seat 30 people. In each tasting a mix of newcomers and regulars get a chance to sample some fine whisky, learn a little bit about it, and socialize. We're also a Slack channel (new member signup) where people hang out everyday.
The organizers are Graham Baradoy, Jeffery Grajkowski, Hez Ronningen and Jamie Starke.
Anyone in tech who wants to have nerdy conversations and drink whisky! If you can sit in a chair and drink liquid then we can teach you the rest. Whisky is a good social lubricant and it's easy to make friends in the relaxed atmosphere.
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[PART VI.] AVIARY GAME BIRDS
[§142-111] Definitions. As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires:
"Aviary game bird" includes the various species of pheasant which are of rare nature and are generally propagated and raised for its ornamental and aesthetic purposes, but does not pertain to birds raised for food, fighting, baiting, or for similar commercial purposes.
"Department" means the department of agriculture. [L 1989, c 9, pt of §3]


Boba Milk Tea has always been a childhood favorite of mine; however, it can get a little expensive. With this recipe,
you can make a ton at a very low price. This recipe is super fun to make with family or with friends and because you are working with dough, don’t be afraid to play around and make your own shapes! Plus, hand-making the tapioca pearls is a good alternative because then you know exactly what you are putting in your body.
Boba Milk Tea has always been a childhood favorite of mine; however, it can get a little expensive. With this recipe,
you can make a ton at a very low price. This recipe is super fun to make with family or with friends and because you are working with dough, don’t be afraid to play around and make your own shapes! Plus, hand-making the tapioca pearls is a good alternative because then you know exactly what you are putting in your body.
These chocolate chocolate cupcakes have a stunning appearance and a rich, chocolatey sweetness. I’ve found at parties people prefer bite sized deserts so I’d recommend making 24 mini cupcakes rather than 12 large. That way you won’t find half eaten cupcakes at your party!
If you’re a sour fan you’re going to love this cake. Lemon Cake is one of my favorite year-round desserts, but it is a perfect choice for spring and summer, when everyone tends to crave citrus or light & flavorful recipes


(Optional)
khmer documentation: http://khmer.readthedocs.io/en/latest
If you plot a k-mer abundance histogram of the samples, you’ll notice something: there’s an awful lot of unique (abundance=1) k-mers. These are erroneous k-mers caused by sequencing errors.
In a new Python3 Jupyter Notebook, run:
cd ~/work
and then
!abundance-dist-single.py -M 1e9 -k 21 SRR1976948_1.fastq.gz SRR1976948_1.fastq.gz.dist
and in another cell:
%matplotlib inline
import numpy
from pylab import *
dist1 = numpy.loadtxt('SRR1976948_1.fastq.gz.dist', skiprows=1, delimiter=',')
plot(dist1[:,0], dist1[:,1])
axis(xmax=50)
Many of these errors remain even after you do the Trimmomatic run; you can see this with:
!abundance-dist-single.py -M 1e9 -k 21 SRR1976948_1.qc.fq.gz SRR1976948_1.qc.fq.gz.dist
and then plot:
dist2 = numpy.loadtxt('SRR1976948_1.qc.fq.gz.dist', skiprows=1, delimiter=',')
plot(dist1[:,0], dist1[:,1], label='untrimmed')
plot(dist2[:,0], dist2[:,1], label='trimmed')
legend(loc='upper right')
axis(xmax=50)
This is for two reasons:
First, Trimmomatic trims based solely on the quality score, which is a statistical statement about the correctness of a base - a Q score of 30 means that, of 1000 bases with that Q score, 1 of those bases will be wrong. So, a base can have a high Q score and still be wrong! (and many bases will have a low Q score and still be correct)
Second, we trimmed very lightly - only bases that had a very low quality were removed. This was intentional because with assembly, you want to retain as much coverage as possible, and the assembler will generally figure out what the “correct” base is from the coverage.
An alternative to trimming based on the quality scores is to trim based on k-mer abundance - this is known as k-mer spectral error trimming. K-mer spectral error trimming always beats quality score trimming in terms of eliminating errors; e.g. look at this table from Zhang et al., 2014:
The basic logic is this: if you see low abundance k-mers in a high coverage data set, those k-mers are almost certainly the result of errors. (Caveat: strain variation could also create them.)
In metagenomic data sets we do have the problem that we may have very low and very high coverage data. So we don’t necessarily want to get rid of all low-abundance k-mers, because they may represent truly low abundance (but useful) data.
As part of the khmer project in my lab, we have developed an approach that sorts reads into high abundance and low abundance reads, and only error trims the high abundance reads.
This does mean that many errors may get left in the data set, because we have no way of figuring out if they are errors or simply low coverage, but that’s OK (and you can always trim them off if you really care).
To run such error trimming, use the command trim-low-abund.py
(at the command line, or prefix with a ‘!’ in the notebook):
interleave-reads.py SRR1976948_1.qc.fq.gz SRR1976948_2.qc.fq.gz |
trim-low-abund.py -V -M 8e9 -C 3 -Z 10 - -o SRR1976948.trim.fq
If you can assemble your data set without k-mer trimming, there’s no reason to do it. The reason we’re error trimming here is to speed up the assembler (by removing data) and to decrease the memory requirements of the assembler (by removing a number of k-mers).
To see how many k-mers we removed, you can examine the distribution as above,
or use the unique-kmers.py
script:
unique-kmers.py SRR1976948_1.qc.fq.gz SRR1976948_2.qc.fq.gz
unique-kmers.py SRR1976948.trim.fq


Barcelona could green light January exit for starlet but want €10m and buy-back option
by Ron CarneBarcelona are reportedly in ongoing talks over a January sale for youngster Jean-Clair Todibo with Bayer Leverkusen tipped as a possible destination.
The 19-year-old arrived from Toulouse in January, but he has found regular playing time hard to come by as he has been limited to just two appearances so far this season.
SEE MORE: Barcelona eye possible replacement for Valverde but could face stiff competition
With Gerard Pique and Clement Lenglet established as the first-choice centre-half pairing, Samuel Umtiti is back from his latest injury blow to offer quality depth.
In turn, perhaps the Catalan giants now feel comfortable in allowing Todibo to move on, although it’s suggested by Sport that they have clear demands that they wish to be met if they are to green light an exit.
The report claims that the reigning La Liga champions want around €10m plus a buy-back option to be included in the deal, and having been in talks with Leverkusen in recent weeks, there could be a possible agreement between the two clubs despite interest from elsewhere.
It’s a move that arguably suits all parties as Leverkusen would get a top young talent to bolster their squad, Todibo could potentially get more opportunities to impress and develop his game while Barca make space in their squad, raise funds and can possibly buy him back further down the line when he has improved and matured.
However, it could also be seen as a risk from Barcelona as they will leave themselves light in defence with Umtiti the only natural and experienced back-up option in the centre.
Given the French international has been limited to just 17 appearances since the start of last season due to a troublesome knee injury and other ailments, it doesn’t leave a whole lot of depth in that department unless others can show versatility and fill in if necessary.


Repast Simulations can be loaded and run either through the Repast toolbar or through the command line as a typical Java application.
To run a simulation via the Repast toolbar, you first need to start Repast. You can do this in a variety of ways. On Windows system, you should be able to double click on the repast.jar file in the repast\lib directory. Alternatively, the installation process may have created a link on the start menu. Regardeless, Repast can always be started from the command line in whatever OS (Windows, Unix, Linux, or MacOS X) that you use. For example, the following
java -jar c:\repast\lib\repast.jar
will start Repast on windows assuming Repast is installed in c:\. On Linux and other OSs replace c:\ with wherever Repast has been installed. When Repast starts you will see
Clicking on the folder button will display a dialog for loading a simulation model into Repast.
The tree on the left side of the dialog contains all the demonstration models that are distributed with Repast together with any simulation models that are contained in the repast\models directory. To load a model into Repast click on the appropriate node in the tree and then on the load button.
To add new models to the tree so that you can load them, click on the add button. You can then use the file dialog to find the jar or .class file that you want to load. In addition you can also add jar or class files to the repast/models directory. Note that in order for a .class file to be properly loaded it must be in the directory appropriate to its package. For example, if we wanted to add uchicago.src.sim.heatBugs.HeatBugsModel class (the heat bugs demo model) to the tree, HeatBugsModel.class must be in the uchicago\src\sim\heatBugs directory. This requirement applies to .class files added to the models directory and via the add button. If you have a parameter file that you want to load with a model, you can enter its location in the parameter file text box or seach for it using the "..." button. Once the model has been loaded, it can be run via the toolbar. See How to use the Gui for more information about using the gui.
Repast simulations can also be run from the command line as a typical java application, starting the Java virtual machine with the fully-qualified name of the so-called "main" class as an argument (a class containing the public static void main(String[] args) method). In Repast, this "main" class is either SimInit, and its fully qualified name is uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit. or if you have defined public static void main(String[] args) in your model class, then your model class will be your "main" class. For more on making your model the main executable class, see the FAQ .
In order to run Repast, regardeless of the "main" class, the Java virtual machine needs to know the location of the core Repast library - repast.jar. (Repast uses many other libraries as well but repast.jar itself knows how to find these.) The repast.jar is in the the repast\lib directory of the repast distribution. You tell the Java virtual machine where any required library is located by the including it in the classpath. So when starting a Repast simulation you include the repast.jar in the classpath in the standard java manner by using the -cp switch. For example, Repast can be started from the command line as follows (all on one line):
java -jar c:\repast\lib\repast.jar
This assumes a windows machine and that repast is installed in c:\. Note that I've used "\" here as separators. On windows you could also use "/". On Unix the ";" would be replaced by ":", and 'c:/repast' with wherever repast was installed (e.g. /usr/local/repast).
Repast loads models from the command line via the SimInit class, and you pass the name of a class as an argument. While this sounds complicated the actual command has the generic form of:
java -cp path_to_your_model;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit fullyQualifiedModelName
For example to run the Heat Bugs example, the command (all on one line) is as follows
java -cp c:/repast/demo/bugs/bugs.jar;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit uchicago.src.sim.heatBugs.HeatBugsModel
If your model is in a jar file (as in example above), the path to your model should be the path to this jar file. If your model is not in a jar file, then you must provide the path to the directory in which you model resides. If your model is part of package, as it should be, this directory will be the top directory of your package. This is standard Java behavior and more details can be found in any good Java book. Note that you can also make your jar files themselves executable so that your model can be run as follows:
java -jar my_model.jar.
See the FAQ for more information on how to make your jar files executable..
You can also specify an optional parameter file that will set the default parameters for your model. The path to the parameter file should follow the fully qualified name of your model. For example (all on one line):
java -cp c:/repast/demo/bugs/bugs.jar;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit uchicago.src.sim.heatBugs.HeatBugsModel c:\params\bugs.pf
where bugs.pf is the parameter file name. See How to use Parameters and Parameter Files for more on using parameters and parameter files.
A simulation can also be run in batch mode free of user intervention by specifying the "-b" switch after SimInit and with a required parameter file as the final argument. The generic command has the form
java -cp path_to_your_model;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit -b fullyQualifiedBatchModelName parameter_file
java -cp c:/repast/demo/bugs/bugs.jar;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit uchicago.src.sim.heatBugs.HeatBugsBatchModel heatBugsParameters.txt
You can also specify a number in place of the parameter file, specifying how many batch runs you wish to perform. Note that this in this case, any parameter manipulation is all done within the model itself.
java -cp path_to_your_model;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit -b fullyQualifiedBatchModelName number > 0
java -cp c:/repast/demo/bugs/bugs.jar;c:/repast/lib/repast.jar uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimInit uchicago.src.sim.heatBugs.HeatBugsBatchModel 3
Note that if do not specify a parameter file or a number, a single batch run will be executed.
If you start Repast via SimInit and do not specify a model, Repast will run in gui mode without a model loaded. You can then load a model by clicking on the folder icon on the Repast toolbar. A dialog box will then be displayed prompting you for your model's classpath and the fully qualified name of your model.
SimInit also accepts two additional switches:
For more information on the SimModel interface and parameter files, see How to build a Repast model


| Total net profit | -25.3 | Gross profit | 76.62 | Gross loss | -101.92 |
| Profit factor | 0.75 | Expected payoff | -0.25 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -33.32 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 34.91 (2195.6%) | ||
| Total trades | 103 | Profit trades (% of total) | 38 (36.89%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 65 (63.11%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 52 (38.46%) | Short positions (won %) | 51 (35.29%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 5.45 | loss trade | -6.82 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.02 | loss trade | -1.57 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -0.03 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 84.4 | stop loss in pips | -67.9 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 48.9 | stop loss in pips | -43.1 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 24.1 | stop loss in pips | -7.6 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 11.1 | Duration in minutes | 4956 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.3 | Duration in minutes | 455.1 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.3 | Duration in minutes | 0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 7.0 (10.19) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 11.0 (-11.71) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 3.0 |
| Total net profit | -16.68 | Gross profit | 41.91 | Gross loss | -58.59 |
| Profit factor | 0.72 | Expected payoff | -0.32 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -33.27 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 32.82 (-7293.33%) | ||
| Total trades | 52 | Profit trades (% of total) | 20 (38.46%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 32 (65.38%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 5.19 | loss trade | -6.82 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.1 | loss trade | -1.83 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -0.05 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 76.7 | stop loss in pips | -67.9 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 48.2 | stop loss in pips | -43.8 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 24.1 | stop loss in pips | -15.3 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.0 | Duration in minutes | 4956.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.2 | Duration in minutes | 612.6 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.3 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (8.68) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 6.0 (-30.79) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 3.0 |
| Total net profit | -8.62 | Gross profit | 34.71 | Gross loss | -43.33 |
| Profit factor | 0.8 | Expected payoff | -0.17 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -12.04 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 16.11 (395.82%) | ||
| Total trades | 51 | Profit trades (% of total) | 18 (35.29%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 33 (64.71%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 5.45 | loss trade | -4.66 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.93 | loss trade | -1.31 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.41 | loss trade | -0.03 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 84.4 | stop loss in pips | -56.8 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 49.6 | stop loss in pips | -42.4 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 35.2 | stop loss in pips | -7.6 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 11.1 | Duration in minutes | 2389.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.4 | Duration in minutes | 294.4 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 6.0 (15.79) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 7.0 (-7.94) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 3.0 |


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Root canals are done to protect a tooth, the calcified tissues of the tooth. This helps in maintaining the jaw integrity. If the entire tooth is extracted, the space in between the adjacent teeth can lead to shifting around of those teeth if a bridge or implant placement is not done rightly there.
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org.joone.edit
Class SpecialConnectionHandle
java.lang.Object
CH.ifa.draw.standard.AbstractHandle
CH.ifa.draw.standard.LocatorHandle
CH.ifa.draw.standard.ConnectionHandle
org.joone.edit.SpecialConnectionHandle
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- CH.ifa.draw.framework.Handle
- public class SpecialConnectionHandle
- extends CH.ifa.draw.standard.ConnectionHandle
A SpecialConnectionHandle is a ConnectionHandle with a rect shape and a custom color
| Fields inherited from class CH.ifa.draw.standard.AbstractHandle |
HANDLESIZE |
|
Constructor Summary |
SpecialConnectionHandle(CH.ifa.draw.framework.Figure owner,
CH.ifa.draw.framework.Locator l,
CH.ifa.draw.framework.ConnectionFigure prototype,
java.awt.Color color)
Creates new SpecialConnectionHandle |
|
Method Summary |
void |
draw(java.awt.Graphics g)
Draws the special connection handle, by default the outline of a
colored rectangle. |
| Methods inherited from class CH.ifa.draw.standard.ConnectionHandle |
createConnection, findConnectionTarget, findConnector, invokeEnd, invokeStart, invokeStep |
| Methods inherited from class CH.ifa.draw.standard.LocatorHandle |
locate |
| Methods inherited from class CH.ifa.draw.standard.AbstractHandle |
containsPoint, displayBox, invokeEnd, invokeStart, invokeStep, owner |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
SpecialConnectionHandle
public SpecialConnectionHandle(CH.ifa.draw.framework.Figure owner,
CH.ifa.draw.framework.Locator l,
CH.ifa.draw.framework.ConnectionFigure prototype,
java.awt.Color color)
- Creates new SpecialConnectionHandle
draw
public void draw(java.awt.Graphics g)
- Draws the special connection handle, by default the outline of a
colored rectangle.
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public class RequiredModelMBean extends Object implements ModelMBean, MBeanRegistration, NotificationEmitter
Java resources wishing to be manageable instantiate the RequiredModelMBean using the MBeanServer's createMBean method. The resource then sets the MBeanInfo and Descriptors for the RequiredModelMBean instance. The attributes and operations exposed via the ModelMBeanInfo for the ModelMBean are accessible from MBeans, connectors/adaptors like other MBeans. Through the Descriptors, values and methods in the managed application can be defined and mapped to attributes and operations of the ModelMBean. This mapping can be defined in an XML formatted file or dynamically and programmatically at runtime.
Every RequiredModelMBean which is instantiated in the MBeanServer
becomes manageable:
its attributes and operations become remotely accessible through the
connectors/adaptors connected to that MBeanServer.
A Java object cannot be registered in the MBeanServer unless it is a JMX compliant MBean. By instantiating a RequiredModelMBean, resources are guaranteed that the MBean is valid. MBeanException and RuntimeOperationsException must be thrown on every public method. This allows for wrapping exceptions from distributed communications (RMI, EJB, etc.)
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RequiredModelMBean()
Constructs an
RequiredModelMBean with an empty
ModelMBeanInfo. |
RequiredModelMBean(ModelMBeanInfo mbi)
Constructs a RequiredModelMBean object using ModelMBeanInfo passed in.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addAttributeChangeNotificationListener(NotificationListener inlistener,
String inAttributeName,
Object inhandback)
Registers an object which implements the NotificationListener interface as a listener.
|
void |
addNotificationListener(NotificationListener listener,
NotificationFilter filter,
Object handback)
Registers an object which implements the NotificationListener
interface as a listener.
|
Object |
getAttribute(String attrName)
Returns the value of a specific attribute defined for this
ModelMBean.
|
AttributeList |
getAttributes(String[] attrNames)
Returns the values of several attributes in the ModelMBean.
|
protected ClassLoaderRepository |
getClassLoaderRepository()
Return the Class Loader Repository used to perform class loading.
|
MBeanInfo |
getMBeanInfo()
Returns the attributes, operations, constructors and notifications
that this RequiredModelMBean exposes for management.
|
MBeanNotificationInfo[] |
getNotificationInfo()
Returns the array of Notifications always generated by the
RequiredModelMBean.
|
Object |
invoke(String opName,
Object[] opArgs,
String[] sig)
Invokes a method on or through a RequiredModelMBean and returns
the result of the method execution.
|
void |
load()
Instantiates this MBean instance with the data found for
the MBean in the persistent store.
|
void |
postDeregister()
Allows the MBean to perform any operations needed after having been
unregistered in the MBean server.
|
void |
postRegister(Boolean registrationDone)
Allows the MBean to perform any operations needed after having been
registered in the MBean server or after the registration has failed.
|
void |
preDeregister()
Allows the MBean to perform any operations it needs before
being unregistered by the MBean server.
|
ObjectName |
preRegister(MBeanServer server,
ObjectName name)
Allows the MBean to perform any operations it needs before
being registered in the MBean server.
|
void |
removeAttributeChangeNotificationListener(NotificationListener inlistener,
String inAttributeName)
Removes a listener for attributeChangeNotifications from the RequiredModelMBean.
|
void |
removeNotificationListener(NotificationListener listener)
Removes a listener for Notifications from the RequiredModelMBean.
|
void |
removeNotificationListener(NotificationListener listener,
NotificationFilter filter,
Object handback)
Removes a listener from this MBean.
|
void |
sendAttributeChangeNotification(Attribute inOldVal,
Attribute inNewVal)
Sends an attributeChangeNotification which contains the old value and new value for the
attribute to the registered AttributeChangeNotification listeners on the ModelMBean.
|
void |
sendAttributeChangeNotification(AttributeChangeNotification ntfyObj)
Sends an attributeChangeNotification which is passed in to
the registered attributeChangeNotification listeners on the
ModelMBean.
|
void |
sendNotification(Notification ntfyObj)
Sends a Notification which is passed in to the registered
Notification listeners on the ModelMBean as a
jmx.modelmbean.generic notification.
|
void |
sendNotification(String ntfyText)
Sends a Notification which contains the text string that is passed in
to the registered Notification listeners on the ModelMBean.
|
void |
setAttribute(Attribute attribute)
Sets the value of a specific attribute of a named ModelMBean.
|
AttributeList |
setAttributes(AttributeList attributes)
Sets the values of an array of attributes of this ModelMBean.
|
void |
setManagedResource(Object mr,
String mr_type)
Sets the instance handle of the object against which to
execute all methods in this ModelMBean management interface
(MBeanInfo and Descriptors).
|
void |
setModelMBeanInfo(ModelMBeanInfo mbi)
Initializes a ModelMBean object using ModelMBeanInfo passed in.
|
void |
store()
Captures the current state of this MBean instance and writes
it out to the persistent store.
|
public RequiredModelMBean() throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
RequiredModelMBean
with an empty
ModelMBeanInfo.
The RequiredModelMBean's MBeanInfo and Descriptors
can be customized using the setModelMBeanInfo(javax.management.modelmbean.ModelMBeanInfo)
method.
After the RequiredModelMBean's MBeanInfo and Descriptors are
customized, the RequiredModelMBean can be registered with
the MBeanServer.
MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps a RuntimeException
during the construction of the object.public RequiredModelMBean(ModelMBeanInfo mbi) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
setModelMBeanInfo(javax.management.modelmbean.ModelMBeanInfo)
method.
After the RequiredModelMBean's MBeanInfo and Descriptors are
customized, the RequiredModelMBean can be registered with the
MBeanServer.mbi
- The ModelMBeanInfo object to be used by the
RequiredModelMBean. The given ModelMBeanInfo is cloned
and modified as specified by setModelMBeanInfo(javax.management.modelmbean.ModelMBeanInfo)
MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
{link java.lang.IllegalArgumentException}:
The MBeanInfo passed in parameter is null.public void setModelMBeanInfo(ModelMBeanInfo mbi) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
If the ModelMBean is currently registered, this method throws
a RuntimeOperationsException
wrapping an
IllegalStateException
If the given inModelMBeanInfo does not contain any
ModelMBeanNotificationInfo
for the GENERIC
or ATTRIBUTE_CHANGE
notifications, then the
RequiredModelMBean will supply its own default
ModelMBeanNotificationInfo
s for
those missing notifications.
setModelMBeanInfo
in interface ModelMBean
mbi
- The ModelMBeanInfo object to be used
by the ModelMBean.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication
Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- IllegalArgumentException
if
the MBeanInfo passed in parameter is null.IllegalStateException
if the ModelMBean
is currently registered in the MBeanServer.public void setManagedResource(Object mr, String mr_type) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException, InstanceNotFoundException, InvalidTargetObjectTypeException
setManagedResource
in interface ModelMBean
mr
- Object that is the managed resourcemr_type
- The type of reference for the managed resource.
MBeanException
- The initializer of the object has
thrown an exception.InstanceNotFoundException
- The managed resource
object could not be foundInvalidTargetObjectTypeException
- The managed
resource type should be "ObjectReference".RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps a RuntimeException
when setting the resource.public void load() throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException, InstanceNotFoundException
Instantiates this MBean instance with the data found for the MBean in the persistent store. The data loaded could include attribute and operation values.
This method should be called during construction or initialization of this instance, and before the MBean is registered with the MBeanServer.
If the implementation of this class does not support
persistence, an MBeanException
wrapping a ServiceNotFoundException
is thrown.
load
in interface PersistentMBean
MBeanException
- Wraps another exception, or
persistence is not supportedRuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps exceptions from the
persistence mechanismInstanceNotFoundException
- Could not find or load
this MBean from persistent storagepublic void store() throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException, InstanceNotFoundException
Captures the current state of this MBean instance and writes it out to the persistent store. The state stored could include attribute and operation values.
If the implementation of this class does not support
persistence, an MBeanException
wrapping a ServiceNotFoundException
is thrown.
Persistence policy from the MBean and attribute descriptor is used to guide execution of this method. The MBean should be stored if 'persistPolicy' field is:
!= "never" = "always" = "onTimer" and now > 'lastPersistTime' + 'persistPeriod' = "NoMoreOftenThan" and now > 'lastPersistTime' + 'persistPeriod' = "onUnregister"
Do not store the MBean if 'persistPolicy' field is:
= "never" = "onUpdate" = "onTimer" && now < 'lastPersistTime' + 'persistPeriod'
store
in interface PersistentMBean
MBeanException
- Wraps another exception, or
persistence is not supportedRuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps exceptions from the
persistence mechanismInstanceNotFoundException
- Could not find/access the
persistent storepublic MBeanInfo getMBeanInfo()
getMBeanInfo
in interface DynamicMBean
public Object invoke(String opName, Object[] opArgs, String[] sig) throws MBeanException, ReflectionException
If the given method to be invoked, together with the provided signature, matches one of RequiredModelMbean accessible methods, this one will be call. Otherwise the call to the given method will be tried on the managed resource.
The last value returned by an operation may be cached in the operation's descriptor which is in the ModelMBeanOperationInfo's descriptor. The valid value will be in the 'value' field if there is one. If the 'currencyTimeLimit' field in the descriptor is:
Note: because of inconsistencies in previous versions of
this specification, it is recommended not to use negative or zero
values for currencyTimeLimit
. To indicate that a
cached value is never valid, omit the
currencyTimeLimit
field. To indicate that it is
always valid, use a very large number for this field.
invoke
in interface DynamicMBean
opName
- The name of the method to be invoked. The
name can be the fully qualified method name including the
classname, or just the method name if the classname is
defined in the 'class' field of the operation descriptor.opArgs
- An array containing the parameters to be set
when the operation is invokedsig
- An array containing the signature of the
operation. The class objects will be loaded using the same
class loader as the one used for loading the MBean on which
the operation was invoked.MBeanException
- Wraps one of the following Exceptions:
ServiceNotFoundException
: No ModelMBeanOperationInfo or
no descriptor defined for the specified operation or the managed
resource is null.InvalidTargetObjectTypeException
: The 'targetType'
field value is not 'objectReference'.ReflectionException
- Wraps an Exception
thrown while trying to invoke the method.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
Method name is null.public Object getAttribute(String attrName) throws AttributeNotFoundException, MBeanException, ReflectionException
Note: because of inconsistencies in previous versions of
this specification, it is recommended not to use negative or zero
values for currencyTimeLimit
. To indicate that a
cached value is never valid, omit the
currencyTimeLimit
field. To indicate that it is
always valid, use a very large number for this field.
If the 'getMethod' field contains the name of a valid operation descriptor, then the method described by the operation descriptor is executed. The response from the method is returned as the value of the attribute. If the operation fails or the returned value is not compatible with the declared type of the attribute, an exception will be thrown.
If no 'getMethod' field is defined then the default value of the attribute is returned. If the returned value is not compatible with the declared type of the attribute, an exception will be thrown.
The declared type of the attribute is the String returned by
MBeanAttributeInfo.getType()
. A value is compatible
with this type if one of the following is true:
In this implementation, in every case where the getMethod needs to be called, because the method is invoked through the standard "invoke" method and thus needs operationInfo, an operation must be specified for that getMethod so that the invocation works correctly.
getAttribute
in interface DynamicMBean
attrName
- A String specifying the name of the
attribute to be retrieved. It must match the name of a
ModelMBeanAttributeInfo.AttributeNotFoundException
- The specified attribute is
not accessible in the MBean.
The following cases may result in an AttributeNotFoundException:
MBeanException
- Wraps one of the following Exceptions:
InvalidAttributeValueException
: A wrong value type
was received from the attribute's getter method or
no 'getMethod' field defined in the descriptor for
the attribute and no default value exists.ServiceNotFoundException
: No
ModelMBeanOperationInfo defined for the attribute's
getter method or no descriptor associated with the
ModelMBeanOperationInfo or the managed resource is
null.InvalidTargetObjectTypeException
The 'targetType'
field value is not 'objectReference'.ReflectionException
- Wraps an Exception
thrown while trying to invoke the getter.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
: The attribute name in
parameter is null.setAttribute(javax.management.Attribute)
public AttributeList getAttributes(String[] attrNames)
getAttributes
in interface DynamicMBean
attrNames
- A String array of names of the attributes
to be retrieved.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
: The object name in parameter is
null or attributes in parameter is null.setAttributes(javax.management.AttributeList)
public void setAttribute(Attribute attribute) throws AttributeNotFoundException, InvalidAttributeValueException, MBeanException, ReflectionException
If currencyTimeLimit is > 0, then the new value for the attribute is cached in the attribute descriptor's 'value' field and the 'lastUpdatedTimeStamp' field is set to the current time stamp.
If the persist field of the attribute's descriptor is not null
then Persistence policy from the attribute descriptor is used to
guide storing the attribute in a persistent store.
Store the MBean if 'persistPolicy' field is:
The ModelMBeanInfo of the Model MBean is stored in a file.
setAttribute
in interface DynamicMBean
attribute
- The Attribute instance containing the name of
the attribute to be set and the value it is to be set to.AttributeNotFoundException
- The specified attribute is
not accessible in the MBean.
InvalidAttributeValueException
- No descriptor is defined
for the specified attribute.MBeanException
- Wraps one of the following Exceptions:
ServiceNotFoundException
if a setMethod field is
defined in the descriptor for the attribute and the managed
resource is null; or if no setMethod field is defined and
caching is not enabled for the attribute.
Note that if there is no getMethod field either, then caching
is automatically enabled.InvalidTargetObjectTypeException
The 'targetType'
field value is not 'objectReference'.ReflectionException
- Wraps an Exception
thrown while trying to invoke the setter.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
: The attribute in parameter is
null.getAttribute(java.lang.String)
public AttributeList setAttributes(AttributeList attributes)
setAttributes
in interface DynamicMBean
attributes
- A list of attributes: The identification of the
attributes to be set and the values they are to be set to.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
: The object name in parameter
is null or attributes in parameter is null.getAttributes(java.lang.String[])
public void addNotificationListener(NotificationListener listener, NotificationFilter filter, Object handback) throws IllegalArgumentException
addNotificationListener
in interface NotificationBroadcaster
listener
- The listener object which will handles
notifications emitted by the registered MBean.filter
- The filter object. If null, no filtering will be
performed before handling notifications.handback
- The context to be sent to the listener with
the notification when a notification is emitted.IllegalArgumentException
- The listener cannot be null.removeNotificationListener(javax.management.NotificationListener)
public void removeNotificationListener(NotificationListener listener) throws ListenerNotFoundException
removeNotificationListener
in interface NotificationBroadcaster
listener
- The listener name which was handling notifications
emitted by the registered MBean.
This method will remove all information related to this listener.ListenerNotFoundException
- The listener is not registered
in the MBean or is null.addNotificationListener(javax.management.NotificationListener, javax.management.NotificationFilter, java.lang.Object)
public void removeNotificationListener(NotificationListener listener, NotificationFilter filter, Object handback) throws ListenerNotFoundException
NotificationEmitter
Removes a listener from this MBean. The MBean must have a
listener that exactly matches the given listener
,
filter
, and handback
parameters. If
there is more than one such listener, only one is removed.
The filter
and handback
parameters
may be null if and only if they are null in a listener to be
removed.
removeNotificationListener
in interface NotificationEmitter
listener
- A listener that was previously added to this
MBean.filter
- The filter that was specified when the listener
was added.handback
- The handback that was specified when the listener was
added.ListenerNotFoundException
- The listener is not
registered with the MBean, or it is not registered with the
given filter and handback.public void sendNotification(Notification ntfyObj) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
sendNotification
in interface ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
ntfyObj
- The notification which is to be passed to
the 'handleNotification' method of the listener object.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException:
The Notification object passed in parameter is null.public void sendNotification(String ntfyText) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
sendNotification
in interface ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
ntfyText
- The text which is to be passed in the Notification to the 'handleNotification'
method of the listener object.
the constructed Notification will be:
type "jmx.modelmbean.generic"
source this ModelMBean instance
sequence 1MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException:
The Notification text string passed in parameter is null.public MBeanNotificationInfo[] getNotificationInfo()
RequiredModelMBean may always send also two additional notifications:
"name=GENERIC,descriptorType=notification,log=T,severity=6,displayName=jmx.modelmbean.generic"
"name=ATTRIBUTE_CHANGE,descriptorType=notification,log=T,severity=6,displayName=jmx.attribute.change"
getNotificationInfo
in interface NotificationBroadcaster
public void addAttributeChangeNotificationListener(NotificationListener inlistener, String inAttributeName, Object inhandback) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException, IllegalArgumentException
ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
addAttributeChangeNotificationListener
in interface ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
inlistener
- The listener object which will handles notifications emitted by the registered MBean.inAttributeName
- The name of the ModelMBean attribute for which to receive change notifications.
If null, then all attribute changes will cause an attributeChangeNotification to be issued.inhandback
- The context to be sent to the listener with the notification when a notification is emitted.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException The attribute name passed in parameter does not exist.IllegalArgumentException
- The listener cannot be null.ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster.removeAttributeChangeNotificationListener(javax.management.NotificationListener, java.lang.String)
public void removeAttributeChangeNotificationListener(NotificationListener inlistener, String inAttributeName) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException, ListenerNotFoundException
ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
removeAttributeChangeNotificationListener
in interface ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
inlistener
- The listener name which was handling notifications emitted by the registered MBean.
This method will remove all information related to this listener.inAttributeName
- The attribute for which the listener no longer wants to receive attributeChangeNotifications.
If null the listener will be removed for all attributeChangeNotifications.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException If the inAttributeName parameter does not
correspond to an attribute name.ListenerNotFoundException
- The listener is not registered in the MBean or is null.ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster.addAttributeChangeNotificationListener(javax.management.NotificationListener, java.lang.String, java.lang.Object)
public void sendAttributeChangeNotification(AttributeChangeNotification ntfyObj) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
sendAttributeChangeNotification
in interface ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
ntfyObj
- The notification which is to be passed
to the 'handleNotification' method of the listener object.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException: The AttributeChangeNotification object passed in parameter is null.public void sendAttributeChangeNotification(Attribute inOldVal, Attribute inNewVal) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
sendAttributeChangeNotification
in interface ModelMBeanNotificationBroadcaster
inOldVal
- The original value for the AttributeinNewVal
- The current value for the Attribute
The constructed attributeChangeNotification will be: type "jmx.attribute.change" source this ModelMBean instance sequence 1 attributeName oldValue.getName() attributeType oldValue's class attributeOldValue oldValue.getValue() attributeNewValue newValue.getValue()
MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException: An Attribute object passed in parameter is null
or the names of the two Attribute objects in parameter are not the same.protected ClassLoaderRepository getClassLoaderRepository()
ClassLoaderRepository
that should be used in this object.public ObjectName preRegister(MBeanServer server, ObjectName name) throws Exception
In order to ensure proper run-time semantics of RequireModelMBean,
Any subclass of RequiredModelMBean overloading or overriding this
method should call super.preRegister(server, name)
in its own preRegister
implementation.
preRegister
in interface MBeanRegistration
server
- The MBean server in which the MBean will be registered.name
- The object name of the MBean. This name is null if
the name parameter to one of the createMBean
or
registerMBean
methods in the MBeanServer
interface is null. In that case, this method must return a
non-null ObjectName for the new MBean.name
parameter is not null, it will usually but not necessarily be
the returned value.Exception
- This exception will be caught by
the MBean server and re-thrown as an
MBeanRegistrationException
.public void postRegister(Boolean registrationDone)
In order to ensure proper run-time semantics of RequireModelMBean,
Any subclass of RequiredModelMBean overloading or overriding this
method should call super.postRegister(registrationDone)
in its own postRegister
implementation.
postRegister
in interface MBeanRegistration
registrationDone
- Indicates whether or not the MBean has
been successfully registered in the MBean server. The value
false means that the registration phase has failed.public void preDeregister() throws Exception
In order to ensure proper run-time semantics of RequireModelMBean,
Any subclass of RequiredModelMBean overloading or overriding this
method should call super.preDeregister()
in its own
preDeregister
implementation.
preDeregister
in interface MBeanRegistration
Exception
- This exception will be caught by
the MBean server and re-thrown as an
MBeanRegistrationException
.public void postDeregister()
In order to ensure proper run-time semantics of RequireModelMBean,
Any subclass of RequiredModelMBean overloading or overriding this
method should call super.postDeregister()
in its own
postDeregister
implementation.
postDeregister
in interface MBeanRegistration
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MsgId: UDU0149 Type: ERROR, Severity: Recoverable, Level: 80 User: USER115, Process id: 85336, Thread id: main Text: German language resource bundle, de_DE_AR.properties not found


Here are Half-Life: Black Mesa and The Outer Worlds with Ray Tracing Reshade Mod
by John PapadopoulosYouTube’s ‘SliM420 GaMing’ has shared two videos, showing Half-Life: Black Mesa and The Outer Worlds with the Pascal Gilcher’s Ray Tracing Reshade Mod. As we’ve already reported, this Reshade Mod can improve a game’s Global Illumination and Ambient Occlusion effects.
Pascal Gilcher’s Reshade is only using depth information available in screen space in order to provide its “path tracing” effects. Furthermore, the Reshade does not have enough information about the light direction, and this may lead to some “inaccurate” effects. Still, these are indeed ray tracing effects.
Since I’ve finished The Outer Worlds, I can safely say that this RT version looks better than what I’ve played. Half-Life: Black Mesa also looks great with this mod. Unfortunately, though, SliM420 GaMing did not provide any before/after comparisons. Moreover, he did not include any framerate on-screen indicators.
As a bonus, I’ve also included below a new Ray Tracing Reshade video for the first Crysis. In this video, Digital Dreams compared the vanilla version with the ray traced version. For the Ray/Path Tracing Reshade version, Digital Dreams also used a 4K Texture Pack. And as you can see, the results are incredible. With the exception of some scenes, this modded version of Crysis can still look great.
Enjoy!


7. Branch instructions¶
These cause execution to jump to a target location usually specified by a label (see the label
assembler directive). Conditional branches and the it
and ite
instructions test
the Application Program Status Register (APSR) N (negative), Z (zero), C (carry) and V
(overflow) flags to determine whether the branch should be executed.
Most of the exposed assembler instructions (including move operations) set the flags but there are explicit comparison instructions to enable values to be tested.
Further detail on the meaning of the condition flags is provided in the section describing comparison functions.
7.1. Document conventions¶
Notation: Rm
denotes ARM registers R0-R15. LABEL
denotes a label defined with the
label()
assembler directive. <condition>
indicates one of the following condition
specifiers:
eq Equal to (result was zero)
ne Not equal
cs Carry set
cc Carry clear
mi Minus (negative)
pl Plus (positive)
vs Overflow set
vc Overflow clear
hi > (unsigned comparison)
ls <= (unsigned comparison)
ge >= (signed comparison)
lt < (signed comparison)
gt > (signed comparison)
le <= (signed comparison)
7.2. Branch to label¶
b(LABEL) Unconditional branch
beq(LABEL) branch if equal
bne(LABEL) branch if not equal
bge(LABEL) branch if greater than or equal
bgt(LABEL) branch if greater than
blt(LABEL) branch if less than (<) (signed)
ble(LABEL) branch if less than or equal to (<=) (signed)
bcs(LABEL) branch if carry flag is set
bcc(LABEL) branch if carry flag is clear
bmi(LABEL) branch if negative
bpl(LABEL) branch if positive
bvs(LABEL) branch if overflow flag set
bvc(LABEL) branch if overflow flag is clear
bhi(LABEL) branch if higher (unsigned)
bls(LABEL) branch if lower or equal (unsigned)
7.3. Long branches¶
The code produced by the branch instructions listed above uses a fixed bit width to specify the branch destination, which is PC relative. Consequently in long programs where the branch instruction is remote from its destination the assembler will produce a “branch not in range” error. This can be overcome with the “wide” variants such as
beq_w(LABEL) long branch if equal
Wide branches use 4 bytes to encode the instruction (compared with 2 bytes for standard branch instructions).
7.4. Subroutines (functions)¶
When entering a subroutine the processor stores the return address in register r14, also known as the link register (lr). Return to the instruction after the subroutine call is performed by updating the program counter (r15 or pc) from the link register, This process is handled by the following instructions.
bl(LABEL)
Transfer execution to the instruction after LABEL
storing the return address in
the link register (r14).
bx(Rm) Branch to address specified by Rm.
Typically bx(lr)
is issued to return from a subroutine. For nested subroutines the
link register of outer scopes must be saved (usually on the stack) before performing
inner subroutine calls.


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Total loads delivered in a 24-hour hypothetical storm event as simulated by EPA's STEP-L model algorithms.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AddItemActivity |
Class to add an item to user's inventory
|
| CancelCreateTradeActivity |
Lets user cancel the trade that they made
|
| CreateProfileActivity |
This activity opens when user clicks on register from the main login page
|
| DecideTradeActivity |
* This activity allows the user to decide what they want to do
with a offered trade.
|
| EditItemActivity |
Lets you edit an item in user inventory
|
| EditProfileActivity |
Lets you edit personal information about yourself
|
| FriendInventoryActivity |
Lets you browse through friend inventory
|
| FriendProfileActivity |
Views friend's profile and their information
|
| MainActivity |
This activity opens when the app launches, it asks for username in order to login
or let new user create an account
|
| MineInventoryActivity |
Allows user to select items from their inventory in order to trade
|
| myInventoryActivity |
Shows all the items in user's inventory
|
| MyProfileActivity |
Views user's information on one page
|
| OfferTradeActivity |
Offer trade to other users who are friends
|
| SearchFriendActivity |
Searches for the friend in the friendlist
|
| SelectFromFriendInventoryActivity |
Class that let user pick items from friend inventory that they want in trade
|
| selectTaskActivity |
This class provides an open of viewing their inventory, browse trades and view trade offers
|
| TradesActivity |
Class that displays user's current and past trades
|
| ViewItemActivity |
View an item in detail
|


14 September 2004
The WHO Regional Office for the Americas (AMRO) has received reports of two laboratory confirmed cases, including one death of yellow fever in Venezuela. The cases occurred in the second half of August 2004, in the Municipality of Sucre, Merida State.
A team from the Ministry of Health was quickly deployed to investigate the area and organized a catch-up vaccination campaign to prevent the occurrence of cases.
Last year Venezuela started a programme to vaccinate 10 million people in 17 states considered to be at risk from yellow fever. Specific surveillance procedures are in place to detect sporadic cases and implement outbreak control measures in a timely manner.


|
SensESP 2.7.0
Universal Signal K sensor toolkit ESP32
|
An ValueProducer that listens to specific Signal K paths and emits its value whenever it changes. More...
#include <sensesp/signalk/signalk_value_listener.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| SKValueListener (String sk_path, int listen_delay=1000) | |
| void | parse_value (const JsonObject &json) override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sensesp::SKListener | |
| SKListener (String sk_path, int listen_delay) | |
| String & | get_sk_path () |
| int | get_listen_delay () |
| virtual void | parse_value (const JsonObject &json) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sensesp::Observable | |
| Observable () | |
| Observable (Observable &&other) | |
| Move constructor. More... | |
| void | notify () |
| void | attach (std::function< void()> observer) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sensesp::ValueProducer< T > | |
| ValueProducer () | |
| virtual const T & | get () const |
| void | connect_to (ValueConsumer< T > *consumer, uint8_t input_channel=0) |
| template<typename CT > | |
| void | connect_to (ValueConsumer< CT > *consumer, uint8_t input_channel=0) |
| Connect a producer to a consumer of a different type. More... | |
| template<typename T2 > | |
| Transform< T, T2 > * | connect_to (Transform< T, T2 > *consumer_producer, uint8_t input_channel=0) |
| template<typename TT , typename T2 > | |
| Transform< TT, T2 > * | connect_to (Transform< TT, T2 > *consumer_producer, uint8_t input_channel=0) |
| Connect a producer to a transform with a different input type. More... | |
| void | emit (T new_value) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from sensesp::SKListener | |
| static const std::vector< SKListener * > & | get_listeners () |
| static bool | take_semaphore (unsigned long int timeout_ms=0) |
| static void | release_semaphore () |
| Protected Attributes inherited from sensesp::SKListener | |
| String | sk_path |
| Protected Attributes inherited from sensesp::ValueProducer< T > | |
| T | output |
An ValueProducer that listens to specific Signal K paths and emits its value whenever it changes.
Definition at line 17 of file signalk_value_listener.h.
|
inline |
| sk_path | The Signal K path you want to listen to for value changes |
| listen_delay | The minimum interval between updates in ms |
Definition at line 23 of file signalk_value_listener.h.
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
Reimplemented from sensesp::SKListener.
Definition at line 30 of file signalk_value_listener.h.


All of the example apps described below (and more) are in the ESLibrary-Examples repository.
Sensor Manager Basic Example. A simple app that shows you how to sense from all the different sensors using our API.
Sensor Manager Basic Example. An app with a basic UI that allows you to select and sense from a sensor.
Sensor Data Manager Example. An app that shows you how to extend one of our logger types in order to store and transfer the data you sense.
Sensing with Service Subscriptions Example. An app that senses using two different background services.
Sensing with Alarms Example. An app that shows you how to combine alarms and sensing.


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这里有一些图片，比如说
还有一些文件链接，文件1，这样就可以了。
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Markdown is a plain text formatting syntax created by John Gruber, aiming to provide a easy-to-read and feasible markup. The original Markdown syntax specification can be found here.
MacDown is created as a simple-to-use editor for Markdown documents. I render your Markdown contents real-time into HTML, and display them in a preview panel.
I support all the original Markdown syntaxes. But I can do so much more! Various popular but non-standard syntaxes can be turned on/off from the Markdown preference pane.
You can specify extra HTML rendering options through the Rendering preference pane.
You can customize the editor window to you liking in the Editor preferences pane:
You can configure various application (that's me!) behaviors in the General preference pane.
Before I tell you about all the extra syntaxes and capabilities I have, I'll introduce you to the basics of standard markdown. If you already know markdown, and want to jump straight to learning about the fancier things I can do, I suggest you skip to the Markdown preference pane. Lets jump right in.
To force a line break, put two spaces and a newline (return) at the end of the line.
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Sometimes it looks too messy to include big long urls inline, or you want to keep all your urls together.
Make a link [a link][arbitrary_id]
then on it's own line anywhere else in the file:
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* Lists must be preceded by a blank line (or block element)
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* Indent a level to make a nested list
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are used for block quotes.
Technically not every line needs to start with a>
as long as there are no empty lines between paragraphs.
Looks kinda ugly though.Block quotes can be nested.
Multiple Levels
Most markdown syntaxes work inside block quotes.
- Lists
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- Etc.
Here is the code:
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there are no empty lines between paragraphs.
> Looks kinda ugly though.
> > Block quotes can be nested.
> > > Multiple Levels
>
> Most markdown syntaxes work inside block quotes.
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Inline code
is indicated by surrounding it with backticks:
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If your code has `backticks`
that need to be displayed, you can use double backticks:
``Code with `backticks` ``
(mind the spaces preceding the final set of backticks)
If you indent at least four spaces or one tab, I'll display a code block.
print('This is a code block')
print('The block must be preceded by a blank line')
print('Then indent at least 4 spaces or 1 tab')
print('Nesting does nothing. Your code is displayed Literally')
I also know how to do something called Fenced Code Blocks which I will tell you about later.
If you type three asterisks ***
or three dashes ---
on a line, I'll display a horizontal rule:
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and '
) in your text into typographer’s quotes (“
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This is a table:
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You can align cell contents with syntax like this:
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| zebra stripes | are neat | $1 |
The left- and right-most pipes (|
) are only aesthetic, and can be omitted. The spaces don’t matter, either. Alignment depends solely on :
marks.
This is a fenced code block:
print('Hello world!')
You can also use waves (~
) instead of back ticks (`
):
print('Hello world!')
You can add an optional language ID at the end of the first line. The language ID will only be used to highlight the code inside if you tick the Enable highlighting in code blocks option. This is what happens if you enable it:
I support many popular languages as well as some generic syntax descriptions that can be used if your language of choice is not supported. See relevant sections on the official site for a full list of supported syntaxes.
The following is a list of optional inline markups supported:
| Option name | Markup | Result if enabled |
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This is where I keep preferences relating to how I render and style the parsed markdown in the preview window.
You can choose different css files for me to use to render your html. You can even customize or add your own custom css files.
You have already seen how I can syntax highlight your fenced code blocks. See the Fenced Code Block section if you haven’t! You can also choose different themes for syntax highlighting.
I can also render TeX-like math syntaxes, if you allow me to.5 I can do inline math like this: \( 1 + 1 \) or this (in MathML): , and block math:
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or (in MathML)
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Normally I require you to put two spaces and a newline (aka return) at the end of a line in order to create a line break. If you like, I can render a newline any time you end a line with a newline. However, if you enable this, markdown that looks lovely when I render it might look pretty funky when you let some other program render it.
This is where I keep preferences related to application behavior.
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You don't have to use a number. Arbitrary things like [^footy note4]
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Cluster configuration
The previous section describes the installation via a single standalone instance, while here some more advanced topics such as WildFly clustering or Docker are discussed.
Cluster in WildFly Standalone HA
For the standalone configuration option of WildFly it is also possible to enable clustering, using the different ha configuration options:
-
standalone-ha.xml
-
standalone-full-ha.xml
Since the UnifiedPush Server requires a full profile, we need to start the server using the the standalone-full-ha.xml file:
$ ./path/to/NODE_x/bin/standalone.sh --server-config=standalone-full-ha.xml -Djboss.node.name=NameOfTheNode -Djboss.messaging.cluster.password=SomePassword -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true
Each node needs to get a unique name inside of the cluster, that is another slight difference to running a single standalone instance.
| In case the different nodes are running on the same machine, it is required to also apply the jboss.socket.binding.port-offset configuration, e.g -Djboss.socket.binding.port-offset=100, for a different port on the other nodes. |
All other steps are exactly the same, including setting up the Database as well and the Deployment of the UPS WAR files.
| For deployments on nodes, running on a different port, make sure to specify the port via jboss-cli or the WildFly Maven Plugin. |
|
On OS X, you need to enable multicast first: sudo route add -net <IP_ADDRESS>/5 <IP_ADDRESS> |
Cluster in WildFly Domain Mode
Another option to run a WildFly cluster running it as a Managed Domain, which allows you to run and manage a multi-server domain topologyis in a more centralized way, as discussed in the WildFly documentation.
| Arun Gupta did a short screencast on how to configure a Managed Domain. |
Once the Managed WildFly server is configured and running, like in the standalone server it is time to setup the Database and JNDI datasource. Since the process is pretty much the same, this section focuses on MySQL as the canonical database:
-
Copy the MySQL module, located in the databases/src/main/resources/modules/com directory of the release bundle, to the application server modules directory
$ cp -r /path/to/com /path/to/SERVER_HOME/modules/
-
Add the MySQL JDBC driver to the application server mysql module
$ mvn dependency:copy -Dartifact=mysql:mysql-connector-java:5.1.44 \ -DoutputDirectory=/path/to/SERVER_HOME/modules/com/mysql/jdbc/main/
-
Database setup
-
Configure the application server to use the MySQL driver and create and add the required UnifiedPushDS and KeycloakDS datasource for the MySQL database using the application server CLI and downloaded configuration script, located in the databases directory of the release bundle:
$ ./path/to/SERVER_HOME/bin/jboss-cli.sh --file=/path/to/mysql-database-config-wildfly-managed-domain.cli
-
Deploy the UnifiedPush Server
To deploy the UnifiedPush Server, you need to invoke another command line script. The script ensures the deployment is propagated down to all nodes of the Managed Domain:
$ ./path/to/SERVER_HOME/bin/jboss-cli.sh --file=/path/to/mysql-database-config-wildfly-managed-domain.cli
After deployment with the application server running, the UnifiedPush Server Console can be accessed at http://localhost:8080/ag-push/. For information about using the Console, see Using the Admin UI.
Docker
| You need to have Docker and Docker Compose installed to follow the instructions. For Windows or Mac OS X the installation of Docker is quite different, using boot2docker. |
UnifiedPush Server as a Docker container
The simplest version to run the Push Server is via Docker. The AeroGear team has a docker image on Docker Hub, that is easy to run:
docker run -it -p YOUR_PORT:8443 aerogear/unifiedpush-wildfly
Afterwards the server is TLS enabled and you can access it via https://DOCKER_IP:YOUR_PORT/ag-push
Databases via Docker
In case you just want to virtualize the databases, that’s possible too. For the UnifiedPush Server we need two datasources: * one for the Push server data * one for the Keycloak server
The easiest way to run multiple Docker containers is using Docker Compose. In the docker folder of the download bundle, there is a ups-datasource.yml file, which is used by the following comannd:
$ docker-compose up -d
Once the command is done, you have two MySQL servers, running on the specified ports.
| With docker ps you can see the running processes on the commandline! |


Unit testing user-written commands in Stata
In the course of putting together code for a large project, I wrote a number of project-specific commands to reduce repeated blocks of code. I wanted to perform unit tests to confirm they worked as expected, but was unable to find an existing process for doing so.
These helper functions and the process I ended up with are loosely based on R’s testthat package / process. The idea is basically the same:
- For every command, create a file called
test-*.do
where*
is the name of the function: e.g.,test-my_command.do
. Store all these files in a single directory. - Within each
test-*.do
file, use the twin helper commands,test_command
andtest_assert
to first run your command and then test the results withassert
-like expressions. - Batch process all
test-*.do
scripts usingrun_tests
in a primary test script. Results from passed and failed tests will be printed in a nice fashion in the results window. If thestopiferror
option is used, errors will halt the test script and the problem can be investigated.
More information about these commands and an outline of an example
process are below. These commands are not part of a proper ado
file,
but rather should just be run
or include
d at the top of the
testing script. Someone more adept with writing Stata programs can
definitely improve on them.
Helper functions
The following helper functions are found in test_commands.do
. Simply
include
the script to use them.
test_command
Use test_command
just before your user-written command.
USAGE
. test_command < command to test >
EXAMPLE
// EXAMPLE: to test "my_command x y, gen(z)"
. test_command my_command x y, gen(z)
VALIDATING: my_command x y, gen(z)
test_assert
After running your command, use test_assert
to see that your command
worked as expected.
USAGE
test_assert " < testing message string > " < assertion to test >
The first argument is a string that should be an informative message
about your test. The second argument should be an expression like you
would use with Stata’s assert
command. In fact, test_assert
is
just a wrapper for the assert
command that displays cleaner output
and by default captures error codes rather than halting.
EXAMPLE
// EXAMPLE: expect that new variable z is x + y
. test_assert "New variable z equals x plus y" z = x + y
> PASS: New variable z equals x plus y
If the test fails, the font color will change to that of error codes (red by default). The return message simply repeats the assertion expression you used, which should be helpful in tracking down the bug.
run_tests
Run all tests by calling run_tests
from a separate do file. If you
add the stopiferror
option, then Stata will halt if a test
fails. Otherwise, the font color and output will change as noted
above, but Stata will not stop.
USAGE
run_tests, testfiledirectory(path/to/test-*.do) [ stopiferror ]
Example process
See the scripts in the example
directory for an example testing
process. The user-written command converts a school system-specific
term code into a four-digit year. Two versions of the code are
included: one that is correct and one that has a bug (indicated with
_bug
at the end of the file name). Normally, the buggy version of
the command would be overwritten by the patched version, but both are
included so you can see how run_tests
handles both passing and
failing tests.
To run:
// change into example directy
cd ./examples
// run
do tests
Templates
The template
directory has two template files:
test-example.do
tests.do
These can be used to build command-specific test files and the main processing script, respectively.


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